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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23

Against the expectations Of many, but
in accord with the desires OF his friends
William p. Goldman is again free man.
Yesterday morning the jury having his
case in hand reported 20 his honor, OF the
criminal court, chat they were unable TO
agree. The siege had not been of sufi-
cient duration 10 indicate hopeless hang
fire. and they were sent back to further
deliberate. At 1880 O'Clock in the after.
noon they again came into court and re-
ported that verdict had been agreed
upon. II was handed Clerk Hunter, who
read; I'VE, the jury, find the defendant
not guilty rs charged in the Indictment
II is not an unusual thing for the pris-
oner thus acquitted to step up and shake
hands with the members Of the jury, who
have rendered him such great service, but
III this instance positions were reversed.
II is said by those in the court room ut the
time that rs soon rs possible after the YER
diet was read ,hc jury broke pcll-mell to
where Cotlman was seated. and almost
wrung his arm off in expressing their de-
light and congiatulating him. Such q
spectacle must have been ediiying, but
ludicrous in the extreme. The impression
NOW IS that the negro Jim Eastman tied
aud shot himself, then connmmalcd his
scli-imp0sed pvnancu Tor striking Collman
by drowning himself. This impression,
however, IL erroneous. The negro WIS
iGully assIssinatcd, and the people OF
shelby county, particularly those residing
in the vicinity where il occurred, owe Il TO
themselves to ferret out and aYcpunishod
the cold-bloodcd murderers. That they
were white men does not lessen the enor-
NIFTY Of the crime. Reverse the condi-
tons, view II in that light and imagine
the result.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23

Nrw ORLEANS, Ia.. Nov % The
weather was clear aud cool, and the track
was in good condition.
Firt Race. Selling; i've iurlongs.
Starters Long Glen, Boppo, O'Fcllus,
Oyer,on. Juncbug and Red Leaf. OFcl-
lus won by q scant length, Rcd Leaf sec.
IND, Juncbug third. Timc-l.0iI.
Second Race Thwc-qunrieB Of q mile.
Starters; Syniax, Jennie McFarlind, Pro-
bus, Phil Lewis, Balance, Werner aud
Little Sullivan. sullivan won by nose,
Balance second, Pubus third. Time
ILL
Thrill Race Handicap; one mile.
Starters Armstrong. Regent, Asceola,
Harry Glenn, Ellie Hardy and Jim Nave
Asccola won by neck, Harry Glenn sec.
ond. Vice Regent tlinL Time La.
Fourth Race Produce Exchange handi.
cap; one mile and one sixteenth. Starters
Climax, Florence J., Bankrupt ard CaruA
Bankrupt won by half length. Florence
j. second, Climax third. Time--l;i1.
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Manufactured Only by tie California Fla
Syrup company san Francisco. Cal. l.
nature pun iruc laxative. u Is the most
,psily taken and the most pleasantly effective
remedy known - cleanse The system when
bilious ~ cUstVc. 10 dispcl hcrlaohc,, colds
and fcyrr, 90 cure hahitual constipation H..
digestion, etc. ror sale IN ~ cent? aud ~
bottles by VI. } Hester and oil leading
druggists Van Nlcrt q Co. q. W. Jones &
Co., W. n. Wilkcron 4 co., Mansfield 4
Co.. have been appointed wholesale agcnts
al Memphis
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EASTERN FIELD TRIALS.
SECOND DAY AT HIGH POINT VERY
SUCCESSFUL.
Cinch, the Only Memphis Dog That
Ran, Wins His Heat-Summary Of
the First Series Given in Full
Heats Run,

Special Dispatch to the Appeal.
HIGH POINT, n. c., Nov. %, Yesterday
was the second day Of the Eastern trials.
The weather was fine and birds were
found in goodly numbers.
The first series was finished
Latonia and Chief finished the unde.
cided heat of yesterday in l:l2. Chief
won easily by his steadinoss on birds. -,
Sirius and Jack Modoc ran race OF l:35.
Jack won with something to spare.
Ossian beat Lady Zeal easily in sixteen
minutes.
Dexter beat Lady Smoke, with some
thing TO spare, in one hour.
Roger Williams beat Miss Dudley in a
very close heat, down thirty-eight minutes.
Hector beat Rose Alandan in a fifty min
ute heat
Merry Legs beat Tempest by superior
steadinesS and work ON birds.
Cinch beat Daisy Fair Oaks in n short
heat.
This ended the first series. Waterford.
having the bye, was put down with Joey
b. This heat was unfinished at tie close
Of the day.
Memphis and Aycnt Kennels joe D. by
Roderigo- III Ian setter, beat H. H. MorgauF
setter lesrl Mandan, by Mandan-P Prairie Bellies
Pittsbufg kennels setter, J Otto bonner, beat
Ten; W u shattuS setter Noble Dido, BY Count
HE IInmilton's setter pashmg Joe. by Count
Noble Dashing Novice, beat Richanl V. Foxs
pointer, foxchase by Mainspring- BEAUFORT,
Memphis md Avent kennels setter Claude by
koderiro,l .ilian beat sanbirn kennels setter
Counties ioppct by Count Noblc-liL
U. W. Donncrs pointer TO Hang, by Gmphlc-
1each's Bloomo, beat T. Dagcrs setter Cinpin.
nlttis, by count Soblc-pido H.
Fisher q Dudley's setter Dave r, by Gaths Hope
Daisy = beat Pitisbng Kennels setter Count 40.
BILE, IT,. by Count Noble.
II. \ Barney's setter Merry Girl. by Count Noble
blanche Gladstone, beat j. M Cochmucs pointer
Guymard. by CtoVtcth- Gwcndoline
Hon. JnO. :. Wiscs pointer Romeo. by Graphic
heph q. beat 7. H. lliichcock's pointer hlais. by
Bang Bang Nodeyty.
Highland Kennels pointer Lizzie Ice, by Nick
Tuck, beat J. =. Dagcrs setter Tolc,lo Blade, Oy
ROdorigo- LILLIAN.
Johnl. Downiugs pointer Chief. by Croxlcth-
irinlet hch. Gen: W ~ STATUES setter laionin,
FL Doxtcrs setter lack Mudoc. by iiuckulcy-
Ida, beat hos. Bennctts setter sirius, by spurts.
maii-SwrcthcHrt.
p. I. Magk1n's pointer ossisn. BY CrnNtcth-
truNtrih-Auinc.
Hirhaul Kennels pointer. Dexter by Nick
Tuck, bcat PitsDur' Kennels scti,r lady Smoke
l. ". Whites pointer iOIpr Williams hy Rang
Ganr-ialln i.oukh, hcai Mlhiic Tennessee kennel :
setter N p Dudley by Gnth.s Hopc-Iady NJ
dcn. W ~ Shatuics setter Hector. hy Count w
blc-lao H., lvat H. n Mor-lus setter Eosc Man
dan, by MHiHltu-lmiiio Bale.
q. " fogucr's pointer ICrfy log. ~ Graphic
Ieachs llp'mo. bat lsion,A kcnncls tc;tcr Icm.
pest, ly 'Uult Noble-Ii1
Mcinpai. g Aycut kcnucla setter clnrh. by Ro,l.
sriEp0B@, Peep beat flabuIs kennels setter Daisy
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~ fOUIa Nov - NiFht Arrived, Common.
wralth, NirkshtitT. Departed only incals River
stationary, with Eangcb feet weather hazF aud
mild
NiCHsBr nc. Mis-. Nov. -Nlght-Anived
War lagic ~ Louis. River falling. Smoke still
cintlnues trUuhlefomo on the n,er delaying
steamers
CAinp. M. Nov. 2i-Noon- Arrivals City 81
Cairo, Nieksburs. u am. Nlrht=Auiycd nncotah,
~ Louis pm, Dcrsftrti city of Cairo. ~ louis.
pm. hltuf foot 2 Inches aud ialllng Weather.
tool.
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ASKED TO RESIGN.
DR.. d. c. Kelley, OF Nashville, sympe-
pathlzcs with Emma Abbott.

LIZ ~ ~ htAitgf VI NhruNilef oyupt-
pathizes with Emma Abbott.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 22.-preyious
to the adjournment OF the North Alabama
conference Of the Southern Methodist
church, at Tuscaloosa, Ala, last night, a
resolution wasndopied REQUESTING DR.. ID. c.
Kelley, Of Nashville, one OF the most emf
nent Methodist divines in America and
missionary treasurer Of the general confer.
enoe, To rcsign his official position on ac-
count Of his uttcrnces in reference TO the
Emma Abbott episode NJ Nashville. The
resolution will create a great sensation
through the entire Southern Methodist
church. Dr.. Kelley defended Mis-, Alb
bolts rising in church 10 defend herself
against harsh terms used in a sermon ON
thcaicr going
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Patsy Kcrrisan on the Turf.

81. JonSs, n. b., Nov. 22--ratsy Kcr.
rignn, the wcll-knovn puglisi, has been
~1iting -. John. He Is eager 10 get on o
match with the winner Of the Campbell.
Addison fight. lie IL also prepared 20
6shi any man IN the maritime provinces
for S2,O0O n side In six weeks time.
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Probate Court.

ID. T. Goodyear was appointed executor
Of the estate Of II. A. Thoms, deceased.
I'd King WIS appointed administrator Of
the estate OF jeremiah Critic, deceased,
who lived in Marshall county, Miss
REM aud Caroline Wade have adopted
Laura Jane jenkins, minor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23

How testimonials arr most reliable. and
n you will send your name and address We
will send statements of numbers Of the best
citizen. 81 Nashville regarding the wonder.
ful curs effected by the Ethiopian fiio Oint-
mrnt Il never fails. FIFTY cents and a.
per bottle Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co.. Nashville, Tenn. For sale by
Holster. ~ Main street.
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"CsN YOU tell me where can find the
reporter that wrote that articlc2' asked an
iu,ic individual Of the city editor. ~
want him discharged Immediately 81
really don't think YOU could have him
discharged, replied the city editor, eau.
tiously. why not, sir! demand H. "
You see, the proprietor Of tho paper
wrote that. lou might ~ and get him 10
suspend publication. However, u you
would chow some Of aol colcman'5 ko.ko
tulu chewinggum Il would pat you IN q
better humor, and Il would have saved
you al this annoyance. Try H. u i fine. ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23

.n.tlll Ul'TaIfh % llf ApfeaL
hcEaoN, Mics, Nov %. Mis- Lizzie
Nah'r, Of this place, WIS married this
morning n, S. Peters Catholic church, 20
Mr. Bernard Conaghan. OF Nickshurg.
Ahor the ceremony the happy couple dc.
parted iur, their iuiurv home, Nicksburg.
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Circuit Court.

The jury ia the case Of SIinier Parker
vs.. W. p. Wilson returned a verdict late
yesterday afternoon OF 500 for the plant.
iii. When the jury got ready to report
IL sent into court for the minute book,
stating that Il would write its verdict.
There are no professionals ON that jury.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23

An Abb. Prvt.ctor,

II them H. mon able protector against lhe IN.
cunions Of disease than Ho.,cticfs Stomach hit.
tors. we have yet 10 learn Of H. Against the peri
odc attacks II fever aud ssne Il affords y sure de
frnss. u wncws Waniug vitality. aud counteracts
the innrmtics Of nge Il prevents Dyspepsia iron
Incoming chronic, and eventually annlhilaics a.
II rouscs the liver aud Kidneys when dormant. and
lnsurs a regular habit oi body. To the nervous Il
l. Of incstimable bcnc6t. impartlna siodncss and
viEor into an cnitchlcd PhUiquc. The term, "del
icate health" 4 usually another name Zoe debility
while the Biltrr 4 procufahlc, the weak need
never DESPAIR Of physical reinforcement Pcrsons
whosc h,ocations nrc scdcna8 and lahoriou, or
involve exposure to unhyOrable climatic inhu.
encrs. win also find the Biticr hn able protector
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UClOAh L DramatcE kpREOOlUN

MH Margaret wHshirc will receive pupils IN the
Delsarte School Of expression aud clOcutiou both
the reasoning student and the practical student
VIII be satisfied For the convenience OF pupils
who cannot atlond during the day instructions
VIII be given In the evening For terms apply TO
Mr. Emile Levy, NJ WitnnannE
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VIII positively cure sick headache aud
prevent IT, return. Carriers Little Liver
Pills This u not talk. but truth. One pill
a doe. Sec advertisement small pill
Small dose. Small price.
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BANK HOLIDAY.

THURSDAY, Noyainbcf q, being TIfANKHC WING
DAY the banks named below. comprising the
Memphis Clearing llouSr Association. will not H.
npcn for the transaction of business All paper
on that day must be paid ON wEDNl2s
DAY, November u.
HANK or COMMERCE.
TiRsr NATIONAL bank.
GERMAN RANK,
MEMPHIS NATIONAL BANK,
MERCANTILE HANK.
STATE NATIONAL HANE,
UNION AND rLANIftiE BANK.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

CT ANDREWS SoCtE1Y-THE MRMuEus ARR
- rrgurstod To meet this tNibNfNpANl even.
ing. November - lS,,. nt 40 O'Clock. 81 the stnre
ct Young a lrn Main street cor tho purpose of
pcrictting arrangements iur the celebration 1T ~
Andrews day. A tuli attendance requested Ny
oticr ". WALLACE YOUNG President
Attest WILLIAM tiNSir sc,r,aty
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n.mphi. and Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 22.-lhe clash
between the dates heretofore announced
for the spring race meetings at Memphis,
Nashville and Lexington hns been mr..
ranged. II has been agreed that the Mem.
,.hi~ meeting begin April II and run iill
April "a. with probably two extra dny.
The Nashville meeting begins April %.
and runs 10 MAY 5. Lexington vii iplluv
Nashville. The Nashville stakes will Ice
announced In a few days. and will b. much
laryrr aud richer than ever before.
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PRIZE FIGHrs.
A DOG Takes Part In a Mu-other
Battles.

Bhttlts.
WuTE,BAREr Pa, Nov. 90. Jack Gil
more and FL Dcnnison. miners, fought
desperate prize fight NJ Luzcrneboough, n
mining village, Sunday The fight lasted
one hour and ten minutes, and iorty-iour
rounds were passed. When the foIty-fith
round was called Constable McIIenry
broke into the ring and declared the men
under arrest Both men Ncro terribly pun
ishct. While the fight was in progfess, n
dog. owned by Dennisou. which viewed
the battle from between the LEGS ot the by
ISLANDERS, broke through the ropes and, on
seeing is master knocked TO the ground.
bat Gilmore in the face. The dog refused
TO let 90. and his jaws hadt bc priedopen
by an iron bar. Il is said that the men
quarrrled over girl, the daughter OF
mining boss. II WIS thought that Gilmore
would knock his antagonist out without
difficulty, M lac had tie reputation Of be-
ing the champion 81 Luxcrnc county.
When Peter Mccoy visited this city, Gil
more stood up before him three rounds.
Dcnni-0n had no experience ~ . fighter,
but is powerfully bull; man. Dcnnison
was carried of 10 n coal breaker. where he
was left without care and attention. aud n
physician called Ia attend him last even
ing SAYS he may die.
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CAUGHT In THE COURTS.
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY BY THE
JURY IN TIE coFF'NAN CASE.

A General Impression that the Negro
Jim Eastman Tied, Shot and Drowned
Himself Doings in the Circuit and
Probate Courts.
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HOLIDAY NOTICE.

HANEiNa Ifousr oF nm NENrnr Cuy TnE1
ANB GtNEnAL lNsuHANCf CO..
MIarils. Tenn. Nov ~ issI
This hank will ~ oins.l on Thur,isy. Novera i.et
% iss5 CttiANksGiNtNu Day the same being
State nnd National halliday, AMI paper mstufiuE on
hat dny must d. PAID nn November a tss3.
IIINIlN D INNM Ia.hIrr
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POINTS. To PONDER OVER.

We are not selling Tor $40 Suits aud
Ovcrcoais that cus, M so. We are
settling 80 suits and Oycrronis that
We paid ~ 80 and - 40 Tor, and which
the tailors expected 10 ct SlS % and
$50 % for.
We do not keep any cotton held'
woolcns 10 palm of ~ great clothing
bargains.
We do have splendid Nh wool CASH.
mere, Chcyiot and Wortcd Suits, nj
$1,000, 81 90 aud $40 80. all tailor.
made, and which, Il ordered from The
tailor would cosl double those figures
We don't want you to buy blindly.
We want you 10 convince yourself
that you can save Money by buying
from NJ. We have a magnificent stock
OF Corkscrew, Fine Wortcd, Prince
Albert and other Gnc Suits, at $40,
Si4 30, SO 90, and mp 10 so.
Fall and Winter Oycrcuats, all Gus.
tom made, from $40 mp 10 go.
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Spectator, In.erfercncr WIN a FIrn,.

BOSTON, NIaR., Nov. g. larry this
morning George Ryder Of Brooklyn, Mass
and slippery" Brccn, Of Chicago, fought,
with bare knucklcs a twenty-five round
fight in the regulation twenty-five foot
ring in n hall IN this city. The referee
stopped the fight at the end Of the twenty.
fifth rnund on account 81 the interference
81 the spectators. Both sides were claim.
ing foul The fighting was savage, and
finst one man would have the bcd Of u and
then the other When the twentieth
rUund was finished both men were covered
with blood, and after that the mill was
smp
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23

Tnr we'll known strengthening properties
of iron. combined with other tonics aud y
most perfect ncrvinc, arc found ~ Carriers
Inn Pills, which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve Tho blood and comploH
ION.
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THAT'S ENOUGH,
DON'T YOU THINK
It is All That We Promise. But That
Is Better than Others Do.

The MISFTT CLOTHING PARIORS
have n magnificent stock Of Fall and
Winter Suits, Pants aud Oycrcoats. Il
is not piled on our counters mountain
high, and Il didn't take sixty locomo-
tiyes to bring Il b. Memphis. But Il
is a perfectly fresh stock; tits all tailor
made goods; il IL all neat and fashion,
able, and Il is all sold at about one
half lis value. II is the SOFT of clothing
that gives good wear and good salts
faction, and when the quality Of the
goods is considered il il ~ Per cent
lower than prices elsewhere.
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BANK HOLIDAY.

MANuAtrAs SAVINGS nAvE ANn THrzr Co.
MtNrur Tenn Nov n 1877.
This bank viii not b. oI-n Tor the ifansartion 81
huslncss on 1hurday November % tTttANkFsitN.
ING pANl Al paper maturing on thGt DAY must
b. paid on "Wednesday November "a
JAMES NATHAN. Cashler.
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MuLroRD buys old gold
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iIvLFouD buys old gold.
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Teii Haisst5 -. 81 o.. N0
Ostfich Tip throe IN bunch, 90.
slik rompons. three In bunch. ioc
Fancy Wing, nc.
Ila.cs pr dozen. t0,.
Trimmed ielt sailor. 81 90
Childrcns Trimmed Hats from 81 % up
rfnih Hats. SEQ
Bridal aud Mourning Outiis
The Guest assortment 81 Doll. 81 The oiiy.
Has Roshapcd, Feathers Cleaned, Died and
Cuflcd.
Golden Hair Wash by the small or large quantity.
We nnte specially u Millinery. employ the
ct Miilinon. aud dciy competition
oRpEn Muliord made Medals
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gemefen 1T.
u~ebrigens f0nnen mir nidt umbin,
aus biefem an f6 re6t bdblihen 9urA,
einanber bonGOrruptton unbpolitii6em
parteibaber cine redbt tr6itlite 9ebre au
5ieben. unb omar in 9inf1t auf ben
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unb iBren 8orsug Dor ner mDnarnrfis
fhen. Mdbrenb 6rantreih ale oieie
gewiB iebr beoentlihen Stiirme ettra=
gen fann, Dbne irgenbmelhen eriihtlr.
den Shaben 3u letben uno phne bob
feline Web fraft -sporauf man ia ieBl
INNER bds 0auptgstpibt Iegt-bH ge.
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@efabr, bic benz (lelber auf bic BIER
Mugen beg &a,iers unb bes Ranslers
ouseihnitteneu) &si6e aus benz Sobe
eines ein3igen Monnes ermahien mife.
Man felt iih bort be bange6rage: Was
fol aus Eeuti1ianb pbne ben 9aiier
@abelm, obne ben 2ronprinaer, obne
Bismard unb MoItte merben2" Man
bemertt babel gar nldt, wie bei@dmeno
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fhen &et1es feIblt III. benn ein 9taae
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fbeu lmfaBt uno bod bon benz Wobl
unb Webe zines einsigen, ooer aud BON
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ina @e9lel" nennt-) bietet eben bod
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benz 8oliswiaen berubenbe. ni6t aber
bic fdJ auf ben perfonenfultIs ftaben6e
mDnardiIiI1e S~tdatsform.
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Ser Brdlioent er6fuete bic erfte Sis
Sung nit elmer Inipra1e an bic Wit,
9lieoer oes &eidstages, in meIder er
auf bic ernte Natur Der Grfranfung
bes Grpnprin5en hinwies. Sos ganae
2ano lei iief betriibt unb pol banaer
@orse nm bas SdidFal beifelben. 9Ile
Wltgliebtr Der 8oltsbprtretung -}agte
6err bon Webea-miirben fid gemiB
nit ihm pereinigen in Der 6ofnung
uub in Dem 8e,trauen ouf @ottes
@nabe, unb In bteier 6offnuua fude
er UNI Die Beredtigutg nod i'm Namert
bes &ei6stags elm SeIearamm foIgeu.
ben SubaIts an ben Qronpri1sen al
ihiden: rSn tieffter @rsebenbeit urb
freuer 2lebe geoenff Der heute 5uiams
mentretenbe beutfhe &ei6stog @urer
&aiierI. 0obeit. M6ge @ott Sbt tots
bares 2eben beihtben unb es gum
9eiIe bes 8%aterianoes nod iange err
hdItenl" Bic 4bgeDrbneien b1rten bic
@erleiung Oiefer Nbrefie ftebenb an unb
autDrifirten ben Yrdfoenten einffims
mig our Nbienbuns bieies SeIegramms.
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Cinderella Sdmb sSture.
gde Olt.DDnitoaitraBe unb Mpenue C.

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nT unfere ipeben i'm Often oi1ees -aaa
fauften 8Drrdtbe an Sduben unb
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Derfauft perben, unb lei
n@- es unterm &oftenpreisl 4@a
GoIgenoe Beifpiele bienen als Bemeis
unferer beifpielOs niebrigeu preiie:
IL DeriGiebene Nrten niebriger 0erren.
idube gu 81. 40(En-grospreis 81. 75)
Sa1hgentbte Serrenf9ube r@onsreb"
gu $2.75 Cont iibli6er preis 81.
grtrafetne banbgendbte 9errni9ube au
$3.50 (anberstpo gu $3.50 perfauft.)
3nabenfdube u. &n6pfniefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $3.50.
@rtrafeine 9nDpfftefel fur &naben 80
(Merth $2.75).
9ameH pantofeln Nr. So gu nur
Is @ts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Md6denf6ube BON @laces2eber
3u muir Is Gents (Wertb 81.
&inberf@ube au 40, so unb go @ents,
bic anoersmo 60, Is Gents unb 81
foiten.
gabp s@@ube ueri6iebeuer Dirt, BON
Is @ents on.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-25
,,gstrf bic stranet Dor bte smubel..

menn es altmooii6e bIaupil:ger Sorte
III, unb beftebe auf Dem Gebrau6 BON
Or. Pierce's pleasant Purgative
Pellets" Observation-Disclosures
bic elm rloberner meot3inif9er 2uguss
artitef, canbirte a6rnden, fno uno
wirtiame @runbfoife semlRer WurSeIu
unb 2rdnter unb me6r abfibrunsstroft
entboIten, aIs bic aItmobif9en gr6Beren
pilen, obne bic gemaltfamen 0raffifdsn
Wirtungen Der leBteren Su baben. Die
pilden nirten grinbli9. aber barms
los, inbem ie cine 6auernb gefunbe
9bdtigfeit bes Magens unb Der Ddrme
betbeiflbren, unb finb als ~anti.bili6ie
Mranei unuergleihli1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-25
6. S. WQRaer,


Wef Com mereefrab e.
bdlt elm groBes unb iebr aeudbltes Qas
ger bon 9apeten, RouIeaur,
8fIberrabmen unb Qeiten,
iinb ferner neben 3ei@nensM aterialieu
aler Mrt. Garbeu unb Mnfrei.
der so atertaIien, beionoers
6ammers fertile gemif9te
6arben, bic beiteu unb b%iligiien in
Marfte, bt; inter boiler @~asantie ber-
tauft werben. Sen ter unb 6 p e
g~eIgIas un6 anbere In 6ieies Sad
f@tasen6e Nrtitel; tuDrin 6err Mtiller
bas gr6bte Eager TN Weffen bes Gtaa.
les bot. Auftrdse Gus benz 2anbe tper.
ben prompt ausgefibrt.